accrington fan wrote:
PTID wrote:
Apparently the stuttering is allowed but the last step and strike must be a continuous movement, I agree it was harsh disallowing it as it was a hugely subjective decision. It's a shame that all refs don't apply all the rules consistently, Trippier grabbed an attackers shirt in the box last night for Newcastle and nothing given, backed up by the VAR who said there was a shirt pull but he didn't seem it enough for a penalty - it would have been given without VAR 100% of the time outside the box. And why not use VAR to retrospectively punish the cheats?
We got out of jail again Andy fatty Tonks was better than all of our midfielders.
there penalty would be placed under the heading of it being a trick which is banned under the laws of the game. do not know the exact wording but is classed as ungentlemanly conduct and for once the rf was spot on. at the present time the laws state shirt pulling is one of the penal offences that a direct free kick is given for therefore its a penalty in the penalty area. surely VAR is there to uphold the laws of the game and not thinking its soft or not. really the laws need changing to stop cheap soft penalty,s being given but until that day happens do not pick and choose the ones you agree with.
Just take the bloody penalty, run up and strike the ball ….simple as that.
Sick to death of the fancy Dan, smart arse pirouetting, come dancing look at me routine …I bet when they go for a crap they even choreograph that.
